insaneLKH
It is illogical deduction.
Point 1 is unclear statement, and no evidence to say that.
Point 2 is the sample condition statement.
Even if point 2 is absolutely true, point 3 may not be true.
It is because point 2 only states the condition of the objectivity can only exist.
And no one can says that the absolutely objectivity exist.
It is the main mistake taken in the proof.
If you can prove the absolutely objectivity exist, then you may find the "God" already, and the proof is meaningless.
Please, don't tricks people, unless you think all of the people is a fool.